Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1960 — Page 8

8-The Indianapolis Recorder, June 18,1960

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organize the E a s t s i d e Better Business and Civic League, at a meeting held in the Baltimore and McGuire Grocery Store. Thousands are making preparations for the national convention ot the NAACP to be held in St. Paul, Minn., June 21-26. We want the Indiana delegation to be the largest at the convention. With assistance of the state president, Rev. Ford Gibson, The Indianapolis Recorder, and Your Scribe, 1,000 copies of “PANCA NOTES,” a newspaper reporting the work of all Indiana branches will be taken to the convention. By all means attend, if you can. Your scribe hopes, I say HOPES, to see you in St. Paul. Until then So long.

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PATIO CLOVERETTES met wi h Miss Alma James, 1774 Roosevelt. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Brucella Payne. 2840 N. Temple, June

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* * * RAINBOW GIRLS met with Mrs. Rebecca Bivens, 28. r »8 Guilford. Next meeting will be with Mff's. Betty Black. 2449 N. Arrenai. '+ * * SOCIAL HOUR held their May meeting with Mrs. Verna Slaughter, 3902 Bvram. June meeting will h? held with Mrs. Georgia Davis. Mrs. W. M. Brim is president. * * + SOCIALETTE No. 2 met with Mrs. Artie Williams, 1137 Harlan. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Mary Woodard, 1234 Columbia. Mrs. Jessie Belle Cheatham, president, Mrs. Artie Williams secretary. * * * TWILIGHT will meet with Mrs. Blanche Edmonson, 1602 N. Arse-

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♦ ♦ * TWELVE STEPS TO JOY met June 10 in the home of Mrs. Anna Allen, 1526 W. 27th. Final plans were completed for the barn dance. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Mildred Clark, 1234 W. 35th. The club will not accept any tickets after June 17. * * * AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS, Haughville Chapter 52, held their district meeting June 14, at the Fall Creek Parkway YMCA. Mrs. Lee Woods, president. * * * 8 LIVEWIRK GIRLS met June 9 with Mrs. Nefc Hardy, 2743 Guilford. Next meeting June 16, with Mrs. Lillian Sherman, 2615 Carroll-

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UNIQUE has adjourned for the summer and will resume meeting September 8. Send all correspondence to Mrs. Roberta Wiggins, 2256 Indianapolis.

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UP AND COMING met June 9 with Mrs. Bernice Simmons, and completed plans for their dance to be held June 18 at the IBEW Hall. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Artina Taylor, 633 Locke, Apt. 338. For additional information

concerning dance contact any club opportunities to prosper and enmember. i joy the i-Oiits of this modern age.”

N. R°thHott of PWH-'Vlnhia. n 3., developer, pbilar^hro♦'W *>rd h ,, maplt'’ri' , n at '°ee 74 is ^ hi’ TY '*'n dvnamo. Ma 'v voimger find it Irroossible to keep ur ’ i's f*"' r and his ?est fo** living In '•’psr’e form he is described as r ''imdl' 1 of cnn'°v with one aim ir ife, "To make living easier for the

oppressed.”

The media he is using to a^eom-ali'-h his l^e long aim is the internationally known developments fo all races at Mbpah, N. J. Outstandng leaders of the race, long recognize Mr. Rathblott’s dedicated aim nd paid him public tribute and mnor throughout the country. AS EARLY as 1925, Rathblott was elected to a life time memberhip in the National Baptist Convention, Inc. The beloved, late Dr L. K. Williams presided over this historic meeting when the election of Rathblott to the membership as its first Jewish member had the unanimous approval of the dele-

gates present.

Only recently, Rathblott said, "That while he has only a limited number of lots remaining in his Mizpah Development and normally lie should feel that his mission in life was accomplished, however, in this day and age we find ourselves living in a hectic world and bigotry runs rampant because there is still the element, though in a minority, who would like to see the Negro and the Jew placed on

a secondary status.

“OUR HISTORY books are an indelible record of the shameful treatment which has been inflicted upon the two minority groups of the world. Thinking people are at a loss in their attempt to And justification for the actions of the past and more important for the present conflicts which we read about daily in connection with the

segregation question

"It is for these reasons that I '’eel that my work is not done and that this adversity' to democratic freedom must be fought with all our hearts and by a unification of the forces ,wiho are friendly to us and who are desirous of making this world a better place to live and that all regardless of race, color or freed, shall have equal

St - Agnes Students Make ''Teen Tour" Miss Frances Iona Booker and Miss Fredricka Ann Downey, St. Agnes Academy seniors, returned home last week after touring the Washington, D.C., area and New York City with the senior Class’s annual Teen Tour. The group traveled by train, and will be in Washington they were the guest of the Diplomat Hotel. The visited Arlington National Cemetery, George Washington’s home at Mt. Vernon, the Jefferson Memorial and toured the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis.

JAY COTTMAN WEDS ANNA CLARIECE FRAIM M; . >r>d Mrs Robert Fra’m, 31123 Graco’and, rmnounced 11 ie June 4 marriage of their daughter, Anna Clariece, to Jay Cottrnan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cottman Jr., Newcastle The bride is a graduate of Chspus Attucks High School Mr. and Mrs. Cottrnan are employed at the A.rmy Finance Center, Fo.t Harrison. They are residing temporarily at 3823 Graceland.

Highlighting the tour were trips through the White House, and the place where Uncle Sam makes our money, the U.S. Mint.

VISIT CONGRESSMAN: Posing on the balcony of the House Office Building in Washington with Congressman Joe Barr (sixth from left) during tne recent NAACP sponsored "March on Washington" are 1 1 local NAACPers. The Indianapolis group was part of*a nation-wide delegation that journeyed to the nation's capital to support civil rights legislation. Shown are'Elwood Black, 814- W. 43rd; Rev. Ford Gibson,

1 24 W. 44th; L. Aldridge Lewis Jr.; Charles Jones, 708 W. 12th; Leon E. Bates. 3922 Rookwood; Rev. B. T. Almon, 3122 N. Illinois; Congressman Barr; Oliver A. Brown, 3008 N. Arsenal; William H Duncan, 1942 N. Arrow; Joel A. Thompson, 1413 S. Tibbs; Shelby Gibson, 2132 N. Temple, and Rev. Paul Grant, 1664 Columbia.

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N. RATHBLOTT WELL-KNOWN PHILADELPHIAN Keeps Pledge to Leaders to Extend Reduced Prices for Building LOTS & 5-Acre FARM Plots

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ALBERT RATHBLOTT

President end Treasurer of The-Rath-blott Enterprises, only man of his race honored with life membership to the National Baptist Convantlen of America Inc. Mr. Rathblott was also accordad membership in many state cenventiens. To mention a few: the Penna. Rapt. State Convention, New York, Georgia and Florida. Mr. Rathblott was invited and presented to congregations of the largest churches in these United States, namely: Olivet Baptist Church, Chicago, III.; Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, Washington, D. C., and the Metropolitan Baptist Church of Washington.

The following largest religious and fraternal organisations endorsed Rathblott and his Development and secured plots of ground: National Baptist Convention of America Inc. ^ B. T. U. Sunday School Congress if Grand Lodge of the Elks ^American Legion James Reese Europe Post No. 5, Washington, D. C„ and Afro Home Service League

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at the Nationally Known Development, Mizpah, N. J. . . . Kalf-way between Philadelphia and Atlantic City and between three nationaliy known highways: namely Harding Highway, Black Horse Pike and

White Horse Pike.

Thousands of Our Purchasers Located Throughout the U. S. Will Be Pleased to Hear of the Following Report: Large Industries Moving Their Plants to South Jersey, Which Is in the Vicinity of Our Developments. MIZPAH is approximately 10 to 20 minutes drive to 18 large industries. Two additional Million Dollar Manufacturing Plants completed last 'ear. An additional One Hundred Million Dollar Government project Is now in progress and a large number of people are already employed and many more will be employed after completion of project. A large air line terminal is only 15 minutes drive from some of our property. Thousands of homes are being built in the South Jersey area to take care of the influx of people from large cities. ‘'According to the newspapers published on April 7 of this year, an 80million dollar development which will include an industrial park, shopping center and thousands of homes, will be started before long and which is about six miles from our developments."

S KEV. L. A. PINKSTON ■ Vice President uf the Na- * tioaal Baptist Convention 1 of America inc. and pas- ■ tor of Travelers Hest itap2 tist Church, Atlanta, Ga.

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REV. J. C. AtSTIN Pastor of the Pilgrim Baptist Church Chicago. III.

NO. 1 GUARANTEES n.., h . »ni personally make the selection of home sites for those who purchase "Sight Unseen." NO. 2 GUARANTEES ri,.«Hp.r. chaser is not satisfied with the selection he will change to another location of equal value prior to issue of deed. NO. 3 GUARANTEES i... • nd 5-acre farm plots ere free and , clear of ell encumbrances end are Insurable by any reputable titla company. NO. 4 GUARANTEES tk,. ...»«uii payment as per contract, a Special Warranty Deed will ba delivered from his office to tha buyer without any additional charge for drawing up the deed. NO. 5 GUARANTEES n,.. -i delayed payment due to unforeseen circumstances by reason of which tha | purchaser is unable to meet the monthI ly installment agreed upon, by writing to the main offica, the purchased ; will be given an extension of a raasonj able time to complete his'or her payi ments.

• KEV. C. C. SCOTT • Pastor of Fifth St. Baptist ■ Church, Richmond, va., • who personally visited J Mizpah Development and • secured a boniestte. f.......................

Top row, reading left to right: Rev. T. S. Harten of Brooklyn, N. Y., Sr. vice president of the National Baptist Convention of America, Inc.; Mr. N. Rathblott, Rev. J. Raymond Henderson, pastor of tha Second Baptist Church of Los Angeles, Calif. Boitom row; Rev. L. G. Carr of Phila., Pa., treasurarof the National Baptist Convention of America, Inc.: Mr. Rathblott's son, Albert, and Rev. Baxter Matthews, pastor of the Union Baptist Church of Balti-

more, Md.

' BHPWHBB ^ Reading from left to riiflit: Rev. James L. Moore, pastor of Sharon Church, Rev. J. Timothy Boddie, pa.-Tor of New Shiloh Church, and Rev. James A. Moore, pastor of Pleasant Hone Bantist Church and author of the “Moore System for Churches”; all of Baltimore. Md.

Rev. James A. Moore’s family including Rev. J. Timothy, all of Baltimore, scrutinized the entire Mizpah Development and pur- , chased land equivalent to 300 lots.

REV. T. J. GOODALL, Foster, Bethany Baptist Church. Brooklyn, N. Y. REV. C. T. MURRAY, Pastor, Vorment Avenue Baptist Church of Wash-

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REV. E. C. SMITH, Pastor, Metropolitan Baptist Church, Washington,

D. C.

The above nationally known leaders are only a few ot the many who personally visited Mizpah and secured home sites.

AMAZING VALUE - NEWLY RENOVATED HOMES With 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms $3*900 and Up—Terms SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE MANY HOME SITE SEEKERS WILL REJOICE IN KNOWING THAT UPON REQUEST OF NATIONAL LEADERS THE SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES NOW IN EFFECT HAVE BEEN EXTENDED.

j PREVIOUS PRICES :- [ $150.00-NOW $ 75.00 per lot j $250.00 - NOW $125.00 per lot j $400.00 — NOW $200.00 per lot

TERMS AS LOW AS $2.00 DOWN and $2.00 per month on each lot— FKICKS ON ACREAGE AND HOMES ON REQUEST

SELF EVIDENT W# mantion just a faw of tha many who purchasad land for largo amounts, namaly: BISHOP F. CRAIG of New York - 120,500.00 AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 5 of Wishlngton, D.C.118,000.00 / HARRY A. PRICE of Fleming, Ky. - *16,000.00 THE LATE REY. W. H. JERNAGIH of Wishlngton, D.C., President of B.T.H. and SUNDAY SCHOOL CONGRESS. Purchased Additional Property for *12,500.00

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